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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
6
Cecille B. deMille, once forced to quit a national radio post for refusing to pay a union political fund fee, emerges as a symbol of defiance against ruthless labor leadership. He warns that concentrated power to choose who works is a national cancer that must be cut out to stop totalitarian influence.
A critique of organized labor argues unions wielding power threaten minority protections. It warns unions abuse nonunion workers and attack individual businesses, risking a public backlash that could erode union and broader minority rights in the United States.
Reporters visit a model service station showing mobile lubricating gear that saves time and keeps the work neat enough for a dinner-suited mechanic. A built in hose reel gasoline pump eliminates jockeying for position and a range of new merchandise signals future station offerings driven by competition in the United States.
After two years in the Aleutians and six months in Germany, Corporal Dick Cholet celebrates returning to Cobleskill New York by placing a double column ad in Catskill papers inviting kids to a park gathering at 7 30 p m Friday They plan to eat ice cream cones and more than 150 youngsters attend consuming about 20 gallons of ice cream The note praises this quiet homecoming celebration versus more public displays.
Analyzes how liberalism is tied to controlled government spending. Urges distinguishing true liberals who protect solvency from spendthrift pseudo-liberals. Warns that popular but costly social programs threaten freedom and representative government amid a heavy debt. Real liberalism may be unpopular but defends savings and bonds.
A reflection on the wartime United States showing abundant autos homes lights heating and diet. It notes most civilians enjoyed high living standards while families of service members bore the recognized sacrifices. The piece credits prosperity with enabling a wartime production miracle.
The text notes wartime rationing and price controls, a vast network of highways, fleets, businesses, and producers, plus a mass distribution system. It praises how the wartime economy operated with precision and argues against turning to paternalistic government in peace, urging belief in the system’s capacity to scale.
General Marshall's final war report urges readiness and warns that a future conflict could be decided in minutes. It condemns the defense of civilization through elite education and diplomacy while questioning leaders' responsibility and the role of science in preventing total destruction.
An essay argues that wartime success showed United States public and private sectors, including railroads, achieved massive collective action voluntarily. It cites Major Gross on the rail system as a historic mass movement, with 1.5 million workers and $25 billion in railroad plant, driven by private initiative and broad cooperation with shippers, travelers, and agencies.
Business leaders nationwide express concern over educators and textbooks belittling business and free enterprise. Detroit executive Les Allman cites poisonously colored economics texts, plus reports from Los Angeles on biased history teaching and a university professor’s sneering remarks about industry giants.
A speaker warned that radical groups exploit schools to train individuals in hoodwinking employers. He urged business leaders to collaborate with schools to train workers, arguing today’s students become tomorrow’s business leaders and should have constructive American viewpoints through such cooperation.
A renowned sculptor answers the critic’s doubt with a sly hammer tap. Michelangelo deflects praise as he wields a light touch to prove the nose’s promise, earning Soderini’s approving “life” praise. The anecdote blends artistry with human nature.
Lemon juice and zest blend with fruits vegetables and meats to enhance flavors. Use in fruit salads vegetable dressings and pies for bright tang. Add thin lemon slices to baked fruits to heighten sweetness with citrus contrast.
Mrs Sadie Haltaman 65 widow of Calvin Haltaman died Sunday at her Chester home. Burial took place Thursday at Ridgely cemetery after services led by Rev J E Parker of Ridgely Methodist Church. She was born near Williston in Caroline county and lived on a Ridgely area farm. Survived by three sons Elmer Monroe and Ralph Haltaman two daughters Amy at home and a married daughter.
The Dentonia Theatre offers a Free Children's Matinee on Thanksgiving Day November 22 featuring leading short subjects including Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Pluto and more. Starting November 17 a weekly Saturday matinee at 2 pm with the evening show at 6 pm on Saturdays only.
A concise reflection on desire and virtue attributes, noting that balanced ambition aligns with the ability to secure the world’s best. The line emphasizes self-control and moral fitness over reckless pursuit.
Townsfolk on the west side of the railroad tracks boast a lake park and land while a changing America elevates local heroes over wealth. Charlie Jenkins earned the Purple Heart and Willie Wells the Silver Star, redefining the notion of worth beyond geography.
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